Sentence examples for subject with both from inspiring English sources

Coates tackles that subject with both love and dread.

You're a young writer tackling a big subject with both gravity and humor.

In recent years socially responsible investing has become a popular subject with both private and institutional investors.

Such an admission likely would have led Ms. Jones's attorneys to inquire further into that subject with both the President and Ms. Lewinsky.

James Piecowye, a talk show host, said he had devoted several broadcasts to the subject, with both expatriates and locals openly debating an issue that has long been kept behind closed doors.

Though fashion has framed Mr. Bowles's perspective, and driven him to amass a personal collection of 20th-century couture that fills storage rooms in London, Paris and New York, where he has homes, it is his ability to focus on a subject with both scholarly precision and childlike curiosity that sets him apart from other fashion editors.

Moreover, the recidivism at 1 y in diabetic patients was higher than nondiabetic subjects with both dietary treatments, approaching 80%.

They have also seen that abnormalities in these receptors are more common in the brains of subjects with both Alzheimer's disease and type 2 diabetes.

Totally, 11,432 (24.07%) subjects were diagnosed as being carriers and patients of thalassemia, including 7290 15.355%) subjects with α-thalassemia, 3152 (6.64%) subjects with β-thalassemia and 990 (2.08%) subjects with both α-thalassemia and β-thalassemia.

Forty-four percent of subjects with both GERD and laryngeal symptoms reported occasional breathing difficulties, and 38% of these subjects reported a voice disorder.

For this purpose, 16 subjects with both IGA and nicotine dependence (comorbid group) and 16 controls were recruited from the community.